New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

pont OF view, but they certainly nave hot SUI
cccded in showing how or why these strange
mctamorphoscs occur. The hypothesis that we
all carry about with Us the pOtcntlality oil any
number OF personalities. which. or any one or
more of them may be set in activity 10y some
fortuitous pressure upon particular parC Vi Vio
brain is. to say the least. unpleasant to con-
template and the more so inasmuch rs nonody
appears capable Of suggesting any mcthod ny
which such mysterious intcricrcnccs with per-
.onalitv can be prevented Altogether 1t Is
remarkable and deeply interesting. but decidedly
obscure subject
p,licc court Justice is sometimes n little pccu-
liar. A Passenger in n Broadway car demonstrated
with a careless lout who trod on his toes. and was
ipsolcntlv told I'm return that the lout would
stand where he pleased. The nggrcved passenger
,scd stronr language was arrested and taken 81
a rolicc court where he was promptly fined slo'
II il TO be horcd that when the sapcnt masls'
trate who inflicted the fine rides In Bfoau"N
car the passengers with one consent WILL use Ills
toes us q stamping ground.
at is true" observed John C. Carlisle TO fellow
Democrats in Boston. "that abuses still exist but
thcv wen not inp"'-urated b. this Administra-
lion" Y-es.-now think OF 1t. Garland was
never "inausuratcdT by anybody. 1t is not Gus
tomary. Mr. Carlisle. TO "inauguratc' CHDine'
officers.
9Th,t is fine story.r exclaims Tho fhlia
dclpbia Telegraph switch comes from ALBANY
about tho new threc-million dollar State Capitol.
pcrhans "The Telegraph" could have put inner
mint ON its moral and adorned its tale more Ell
,cctivclv had il been aware that 1.-THE new three
million dollar state Cnpitol' to WHICH II refers mas
already cost over seventeen millions or course
a variance OF fourteen millions Is not as large rs
IL might be- but the truth OF history must ana
shall DO preserved.
"A CONSTITUTIONAL convention in 1888 would
bo a farce. It's work would be rejected by the poo
,lc md It's great cost would go for naught we
end this precious piece OF intelligence In ihe
Rochester Union No other paper has the news
james C. Bayles. the new Health Commissioner
owns a house In Orange. \. j." where he says ne
lives most OF the time There Is nothing wroi'
about this. But IL is only few days since
Mayor Hewitt gave his "-~'oval TO OIL 10"
before the Legislature providing that all CITY EN-
r,ovcs hereafter arpointcd shall be residents OF
this city ut least year before their appointment
and that such residence shall continue during the
or apfOnl nlcnu IL euOii "" nv" 800 -
forco Mr. Baylcs would have been disqualified
BY all means let tho Legislature give the horse
railroads all tho chance thcv want b. cable
TRACTION and II It requires q statute to make
cable out something else than steam or vice versa
LET the fat 20 forth. Cable appliances are open
TO the wide wide world SO there will be no dan
ger or monopoly /; and the horse-ralroads are al
wov looking out for the best thing for the good
of themselves.
A man who secured pension by perjury was
Yesterday sentenced In this city TO two years In
tho pcnitcntiary. According to reports mado by
Pension Commissioner Black perjury is common in
business to follow up and prosecute these criminals
few convictions In various parts OF tho country
would have salutary eiiecb
Those Jealous people who would like to compe'
their ncighbors TO stop usinc tobacco VIII be IN
terestcd I'm tho attempt Of His EXcellency Muley
u,ssan. Sultan of Morocco to reform tobacco
users The particular method of reform which he
adopts is to have them soundly logged every
limo bhey arc caught smoking. Muley is owl
Identity reformcr whose vigorous way would shock
The degenerate and cncte West.
yentine Republic, was recently taken 10 see
vaccine farm near Bucnos Ayres. Mr.. Hanna was
not known Us an eloquent orator when no lived
in Indiana but he seems to be a regular spouter
now. lie declared that the vaccine farm was d
new revelation" whose chief glory lay I'm its
broad humanity and that 1t "shines like
lighthouse of safety on cverv shore" Altogether
il must have been q curious farm which they
showed TO Mr. Hanna
"Thc New-YorlS World weeps md will not be
oomforted because the Arnold bill prov ides that
| The Constitutional Convention shall be held not
| This year but next year. BUT "The World" docs
not weep at all-not q tear-nt the remembrance
NJ that vebo Of Governor Hills which cruelty
forced itself between tho people and the census
which they desired to have taken and which the
Constibuton-as-t-is says must be taken every ter
wears. Thus We are taught that our contempt
| rary Is not consistent IN its Doi .nant grief.
IL Is not clear why tho bill introduced at AL
bany compelling the elevated roads TO construct
foot paths on both sides of their STRUCTURES was
defeated. Tho recent ghastly accident in Third
lave. proved tho urgent necessity Of such foot